Under The Spell: How We Learned to Fear Pleasure & How Pleasure Was Never the Problem
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Under The Spell: How We Learned to Fear Pleasure & How Pleasure Was Never the Problem
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We were taught to multiply but not to feel.
To discipline the body, but never listen to it.
In this episode, I sit with Mxter Xero (The Bishop of Bliss) to talk about the spells many of us were raised under theology and how they disconnected sensuality, sexuality, and sacredness from our bodies.
What happens when rebellion is actually remembrance?
When pleasure is not a sin but a language of the spirit?
When play, joy, and sensation become portals back to ourselves?
Raised in the church, preaching as a youth, and later stepping away to reclaim their body, desire, and spiritual authority, Xero now bridges church language with embodied liberation, inviting us to heal shame, burnout, and survival patterns through presence, pleasure, and truth.
This conversation is an invitation to ask:
✨ When was the last time you played?
✨ How do you experience sensuality without apology?
✨ What would it mean to take ownership of your body, fully?
Liberation is sacred work.
Pleasure is not a sin.
And the spirit still speaks through the body.
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More About Our Guest:
Mxter Xero (aka The Bishop of Bliss) is a Safe, Sexy, Sacred embodiment guide, Radical Change Strategist, subconscious explorer, and sacred disrupter whose work lives at the intersection of liberation, pleasure, spirituality, and personal power. Raised Full Gospel Baptist as the child of a lifelong church steward, Xero began preaching as a youth before stepping away during their process of individuation and spiritual re-definition. What some would call rebellion or “backsliding” became a journey of exploration and harm reduction. Now at 36, their work bridges the language of the church with the lived reality of healing, embodiment, and liberation beyond traditional religious frameworks.
Through hypnosis, specialized psychedelic facilitation, erotic and sacred ritual, and community spaces like the S³ Sanctuary, Xero supports leaders and creatives in transforming burnout, shame, and survival patterns into embodied peace, pleasure, and purpose.
Their message is simple: liberation is sacred work, pleasure is not a sin, and the spirit still speaks through the body.